Follow UC College of Medicine s Match Day, Friday, March 17
The excitement for fourth-year medical students is getting pretty intense. On Friday, March 17, students will learn where they matched and will spend the next three to seven years of residency training. Learn more about Match Day at UC from our students and faculty on YouTube.
Join us on that day in viewing the UC College of Medicine Match Day festivities live by visiting http://med.uc.edu/matchday. The page will display a window for the live stream video, and Match Day content will begin streaming at 11 a.m. Coverage of the actual event starts approximately 11:45 a.m. Follow the event on twitter via #UCMatch2017, and follow the event on Snapchat, where fourth-year medical student Ellie Farr will be providing minute-by-minute updates, at https://www.snapchat.com/add/uofcincy
Fourth-year medical student Yevgency Novikov was the last to have his name announced during Match Day 2016. He won the huge pile of dollar bills he proudly displays.
Fourth-year medical student Norris Hollie celebrates his match with family at UC College of Medicine's 2015 Match Day celebration.
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